Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
ELECTED TO OFFICE.
A NUMBER OF LODGES RAISE" THEIR
BRETHREN.
Hew.Ysar's Gifts in the Form Of Honors
Bestowed by Civic Or
genizstions.

At meeting Of Virginia Lodge, No.
56s, Knights OF Honor, held at Con-
cordia Hall, the following officers
were elected: II. A. Kaufman, past
dictator d. Witte, dictator; Il.
Boahme, vice-dictator; Charles j.
scbmitt, assistant dictator; William
Zwanziyer, reporter L. LovenSteln,
financial reporter :. Binswanger, trea-
surer II. G. Miller. chaplain; II. Q.
Schmidt, guide; Peter Dietz, inside
guardian Philip Bear, outside guardian.
Trustees--H. G. Miller, Christian Unkel,
and j. W. Gilliame. representative to
Grand Lodge. A. II. Kaufman; Alter
nate, Nj. J. Rosendorfe.
MUTUAL LODGE.
At q regular meeting Of Mutual Lodge,
No. 2l91, Knights OF Honor, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year N. Harrison, past dictator Samuel
Muire, dictator; u. g. LamlIin, vice
dictator George e. Taylor, assistant
dictator; Charles A. West, treasurer;
G. NJ. Branch, financial reporter tenth
term); o. L. Wise, reporter; W. G.
Camp. chaplain j. ID. Redwood, guide
T. b. Williams, guardian J.. G. Figg,
sentinel (tenth term. Trustees. Ii.
Redwood. ". G. Camp, and l.. G. Figg.
Representative to Grand Lodge, j. n.
Redwood; Alternate, VI. Harrison.
FRATERNITY LODGE.
fraternity Lodge, No 2G5. Knights OF
Honor, at their meeting on Friday night
elected the following officers: /. 5.
Tower, dictator; Lewis ID. Crenshaw,
Jr., vice-dictator b. Nj. Quarles, as
sistant dictator John G. Pettus, chap
lain S. b. Jacobs, reporter; NJ. W.
Ford. financial reporter; Edward Gray,
treasurer w. A. Solomons, guide John
A. MoSby. guardian W. II. Davis, SEN
tineL Irustees-Henry Bodeker, Will
liam Gibson. and A.. l.. Phillips. Will
liam #. Mosby, representative to Grand
Lodge; s. Il. Jacobs, alternate. The
retiring officer, Seaton G.. Tinsley, be-
comes past dictator. Fraternity Lodge
is one of the strongest in the city of this
benevolent order, and comprises in its
large membership many of our leading
citizens. It's meetings are held on the
fourth Friday OF each month ut Central
Hall, on Fifth street.
LEGION OF HONOR.
At a meeting OF Virginia Council, No.
954, American Legion of Honor, held at
Powhatan Hall, $40 Louisiana street, on
Friday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Robert
johnson. commander William Il. Will
liams, vice-commander Myer Angle,
secretary; r. Edgar Shine, collector; II.
II. Herbert, treasurer Adam Diacont,
orator J. Charles Kaufelt, guide !;
Charles H. Kaufelt, warden Charles III.
Clarke, sentry DIR. William T. Farror,
medical examiner; f. G. Naumann, q.
II. Kaufelt, and A. Diacont, trustees {;
and +. c. Naumann, representative to
the Grand Council.
ORDER OF IRON HALL.
At a regular meeting of SisterhoOd
Branch, No. 517, Order of Iron Hall,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: II. Olivia Vincent,
past chief Justice Julia L. Holloway,
chief Justice Ella j. Pendleton, vice
Justice; Kitta l.. Waldman, accountant (;
Virginia G. Wilt. cashier; Martha j.
Richardson, adjuster Fannie Mach
mann, prelate; Mary II. Faudree,
herald Mary f. Redford, Waterman ;
Emma Byron, vidette Mary S. Gentry,
medical examiner. Trustees-Nannie
q. Jones, Mary f. WEIGH, and Jose
phine Bland.